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u.s. and american have very little crossover. this is probably one of the few i've seen in a long time i don't see that much. you may have hub cities you will see crossovers but american is very weak on the eastern part of the united states. us airways is probably in central america and parts of mexico and also deep south america and places like that. i don't really see where the department of justice will be able to say much. when you look at all three of these devices they're only going to be a small percentage part, with american will be 2% bigger. maybe united will be two or three percentage points bigger than delta. lori: give some perspective, tom. where is air fare today versus this time last year say, and how high do you expect it to rise even if percentage terms? >> if you go back let's go back 10 years or back to 2000, that is probably one of our worst years. right after 2001 we had many coast to coast fares in the 198 range. today if you're a large metropolitan city like boston, new york, washington, d.c., fort lauderd
u.s. and american have very little crossover. this is probably one of the few i've seen in a long time i don't see that much. you may have hub cities you will see crossovers but american is very weak on the eastern part of the united states. us airways is probably in central america and parts of mexico and also deep south america and places like that. i don't really see where the department of justice will be able to say much. when you look at all three of these devices they're only going to be...
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u.s. interests. now, it has become routine. we are getting a quarter of a million attacks against government facilities every day. we have a story like this today in which the federal reserve was hacked. presumably that a number of groups including anonymous. it should be very very disconcerting to all americans that we do not know who is caring out these attacks. we know, in general, that the people's republic of china carries out the largest number of attacks from mainland china against u.s. interests. mainland china and the peoples republic there. they managed to carry out, also 3500 front organizations in this country specifically to hack, acquire, steel, however you want to say it, military secrets. all of which have been the victims of cyber attacks. they say, well, nothing very much was, you know, taken from us. we do not know who did it. rest assured, it was a temporary problem and has since been fixed. it is repeated by the day. lori: do you think that these cyber attacks are esca
u.s. interests. now, it has become routine. we are getting a quarter of a million attacks against government facilities every day. we have a story like this today in which the federal reserve was hacked. presumably that a number of groups including anonymous. it should be very very disconcerting to all americans that we do not know who is caring out these attacks. we know, in general, that the people's republic of china carries out the largest number of attacks from mainland china against u.s....
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., u.s. exports and jobs by making u.s. products more expensive in japan which is our forth largest trading partner. the yen is already down 15% or so ends if the dollar in the last few months since japan began talking up this more aggressive, these more aggressive efforts to stimulate its economy. just two weekends ago the g20 group of world's largest economies including u.s. and japan, issued a statement, a communique on stimulus and currencies that a lot of analysts viewed as an endorsement of japan's plans. so for now, it does not look like the u.s. or other nations are moving to devalue currencies in response to japan's policies. but depending how far japan goes, they might feel that they have to. take a listen. >> if countries dope retaliate, then what the risk is, is that they have recessions. the euro is rising right now for example, and unless the europeans try to offset it with easy, easier monetary policy, there is risk of a worsening recession in europe. >> here in the u.s. the al
., u.s. exports and jobs by making u.s. products more expensive in japan which is our forth largest trading partner. the yen is already down 15% or so ends if the dollar in the last few months since japan began talking up this more aggressive, these more aggressive efforts to stimulate its economy. just two weekends ago the g20 group of world's largest economies including u.s. and japan, issued a statement, a communique on stimulus and currencies that a lot of analysts viewed as an endorsement...
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the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissa: as we do every 15 minutes, let's get a check on the markets. nicole petallides is watching linkedin. nicole: linkedin up almost 22% today. great move. obviously hitting a new all-time high since the ipo back in 2011. obviously, professional social network company. everyone seems to be very familiar with it. they have gotten more dollars from the corporate recruiters. they have expanded the membership. $151..04. let's take a look at the dow jones industrials. this could be our longest winning streak since august august 2012. the russell, they have been doing exceptionally well. back to you. melissa: thank you so much. ashley: no longe
the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissa: as we do every 15 minutes, let's get a check on the markets. nicole petallides is watching linkedin. nicole: linkedin up almost 22%...
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ashley: you look back in history, the u.s. entered world war i on the year of the snake. 29 stock market crash. japanese attacking pearl harbor, 9/11, all happened in the year of the snake. that is very interesting. let's get what is going on in markets now, sam, if we can. a lot of big deals up 25% since the beginning of the year. you got to be encouraged by that. are you? >> absolutely. when you realize a trillion dollars of cash is on books of nonfinancial companies in s&p 500, pretty much itching to be put to work, 40% is found in the technology space. about 20% in health care, you got to wonder how are they going to put this money to work? dividends, yes. share buybacks, yes? investing in themselves? capital expenditures, yes. then also mergers and acquisition activity, if you can't grow it organically, well then you just buy it and you have instant market share. ashley: so where do the markets go from here? seems like they're kind of stalled out right now, perhaps waiting to see what is happening in washington. we've got
ashley: you look back in history, the u.s. entered world war i on the year of the snake. 29 stock market crash. japanese attacking pearl harbor, 9/11, all happened in the year of the snake. that is very interesting. let's get what is going on in markets now, sam, if we can. a lot of big deals up 25% since the beginning of the year. you got to be encouraged by that. are you? >> absolutely. when you realize a trillion dollars of cash is on books of nonfinancial companies in s&p 500,...
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u.s. government shutdown. they are off the table. cheryl: let's forget about the market. let's talk about the super bowl. all of the ads. dennis: hominy cakes did it take for the nerd to get that shot right? melissa: it ruined my appetite which is what i needed at that point. lori: i love guys like that. that is my type. [ laughter ] melissa: i am speechless. i am melissa francis. lori: i am lori rothman. rbc wealth management ceo joins us on whether or not this pullback will last. melissa: is your wallet running on empty? consumers spend more on gasoline as a percentage on their income in nearly a decade. lori: the white house and action against china. let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes. nicole: you have to blame europe. let's take a look at the major market averages. you'll not see the dow 14,000. 13,887. that is a loss of nearly .9%. the tech heavy nasdaq is down one quarter of a percent. these were high levels that we have seen since october 2007. a lot of th
u.s. government shutdown. they are off the table. cheryl: let's forget about the market. let's talk about the super bowl. all of the ads. dennis: hominy cakes did it take for the nerd to get that shot right? melissa: it ruined my appetite which is what i needed at that point. lori: i love guys like that. that is my type. [ laughter ] melissa: i am speechless. i am melissa francis. lori: i am lori rothman. rbc wealth management ceo joins us on whether or not this pullback will last. melissa: is...
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from u.s. housing to italy, political chaos in italy sending shockwaves across european markets today. italy's market plunging 5%. major indexes from london to paris, they lost well over 1%, 2% on the cac and dark. comes as no party actually won enough votes to form a majority in italy's parliament, that means the leaders, former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, he is back, comedian turned politician and peair bersani have to govern together. mario can monty putting measures to try to get italy's economy back on track and could go out the window. tracy: was this one big vote against mama germany? we don't want you to tell us what to do? ashley: exactly. no one likes to pay taxes. they're paying taxes like greece. they want perlous scone any said, forget about it. you don't need to pay taxes. that is the italian way of life. that is quarter past. just after quarter past. time to check the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange where we go about every 15 minutes.
from u.s. housing to italy, political chaos in italy sending shockwaves across european markets today. italy's market plunging 5%. major indexes from london to paris, they lost well over 1%, 2% on the cac and dark. comes as no party actually won enough votes to form a majority in italy's parliament, that means the leaders, former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, he is back, comedian turned politician and peair bersani have to govern together. mario can monty putting measures to try to get...
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for example, even though u.s. banks are stronger financially than european banks, frequently, u.s. banks have wider credit default swap spreads with credibility of failure because the ircheses of u.s. and -- difference between u.s. and europe between perceived government support. that's the process. that's the plan. there's additional ideas such, you know, doing glass stege l again, separating the commercial banken and investment banking activities. we're doing that to some extent, but we don't think that it by itself really is all that helpful because in the crisis, firms that failed were straight investment banks, and firms in trouble were straight commercial banks so i'm open to discussing additional measures, but the plan to impose costs on banks to make them internalize the imprint to have a authority to strengthen the system, and that ought to improve the situation, but if it doesn't, i think we ought to consider alternatives and additional steps. >> in closing, i'd really continue to encourage y'all doing that now, and, again, i think it's a bipartisan concern. i've expresse
for example, even though u.s. banks are stronger financially than european banks, frequently, u.s. banks have wider credit default swap spreads with credibility of failure because the ircheses of u.s. and -- difference between u.s. and europe between perceived government support. that's the process. that's the plan. there's additional ideas such, you know, doing glass stege l again, separating the commercial banken and investment banking activities. we're doing that to some extent, but we don't...
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he is now a u.s. citizen and a part owner of a u.s. business. please, welcome hector ramirez. why don't you tell a little bit about your story. >> well, when i got to this country, i was 13 years old. my brother started putting me into school. he got me to do welding. we worked from 6:00 a.m. until four or five or 6:00 p.m. whatever time was necessary. i got my first home when i was 18 years old. of course, i have to put in an application that i was a u.s. citizen. i never said i was not. i got my first home when i was 18 years old. i have been working from that time. this is a country of opportunities. connell: what about when you got your green card? when did you become legal? >> it was april of 88. connell: okay. the reason i bring that up is because we are going through this process again where we are considering the fact that maybe some people like you who came to the united states early in life were not legal immediately and now want to become legal. we are interested in impact of the economy. >> for me, i believe, there is definitely a good thing. eleven again people th
he is now a u.s. citizen and a part owner of a u.s. business. please, welcome hector ramirez. why don't you tell a little bit about your story. >> well, when i got to this country, i was 13 years old. my brother started putting me into school. he got me to do welding. we worked from 6:00 a.m. until four or five or 6:00 p.m. whatever time was necessary. i got my first home when i was 18 years old. of course, i have to put in an application that i was a u.s. citizen. i never said i was not....
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the u.s. trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed in december. according to the commerce department, the trade gap fell on the drop of oil imports and hire exports. 16% say they are late at least once a week. the most common excuse is traffic. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put...